Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-08
BRIEF NOTES.

The Rose Wood theatrical company lef
yesterday for Marysyille.-
The inaugural ball Finance Committee
was out yesterday canvassing, and me-
with good success.
The Harbor Commissioners settled with
the Controller yesterday, and paid into the
State Treasury S2S,5 54 go. The Insurance
| Commissioner made settlement also, pay
ing in 81 ,030.
The State school fund was increased yes
terday by the payment of $50, 400, interest
on State bonds held in trust. The Uni
versity fund, by similar payment, was
increased $50, $50.
The steamer Leader left for San Francisco
yesterday morning with the Third Regi-
ment, which came up on the previous day
to attend the Inauguration. The boys had
a fine day for their trip down the river.
These arrests were made Yesterday: Jos.
! ODonnell, by officer Mccormack, for petty
larceny L. Kaymeyer, by officer Agner,
! for disturbing the peace; Sol. Caro-, by
| Chief Dillman and officer Sullivan, for
| felony embezzlement.
The report of the Bank Commissioners
upon the condition of the Peoples Savings
Bank of this city, which they have just
concluded examining and found in a
healthy condition, is published in the ad-
vertising columns this morning.
r. p. Wingate, who was brought here a
few days ago from San Quentin, where he
has been on duty for several years as
guard. does not appear to be improving in
condition mentally, but if anything, was
yesterday little worse than before.
Yesterday, as Governor Stoneman was
leaving the Capitol, grip-sack in hand,
gentleman brushed against him, and, po-
litely doffing his hat said, :" / beg pardon,
SIR" Too late" replied the outgoing off
cial, / signed the last one yesterday"
Yesterday in Department Two of the Su-
perior Court, Joseph George, who was re-
Gently held to answer by Justice Devine for
grand larceny, in stealing money, jewelry
and other property from NJ ]. Silva, of
Sherman Island, pleaded guilty, waived
time and was sentenced to eighteen months
in the State Prison at Folsom.
Last evening Chief Dillman and officer
Sullivan arrested at hotel a man named
Sol Caro-, who is charged with felony en-
bezzlement, committed in San Francisco,
and is believed to have been trying to
skip" out of the way. Information con-
corning him had been sent to l. Josephs,
who caused the arrest to be made.
Justice Post yesterday heard the case of
the People VS.. Frank Eldred, charged with
an assault with deadly weapon upon his
grandfather. w. II. Bandeen, some weeks
ago. The testimony tended to show that
the affair grew out of drunken spree in
which both were engaged. The Court found
Eldred guilty of assault, and sentenced him
to pay fine of $25.
AT 7:45 P. NJ tomorrow a meeting will
be held at Pioneer Hall looking toward the
establishment in Sacramento of a church
representing the Unitarian or Liberal Chris
tan faith. The services will be conducted
by Rev. c. P. Massey, and addresses will
be delivered by Rev. Horatio Stebbins, d.
D., and Charles A. Murdoch, ESQ.,, of San
Francisco, and Rev. G. w. Wendte, of Oak
land.
A gentleman who holds high military
rank in the National Guard, and claims to
be authority on all military matters. was
parading the streets Thursday in full uni
FORM and making himself generally con-
spicuous with badge of the Iroquois Club
on his breast If he will brush himself up
little on military matters, he will ascer-
tain that for,such an act he is subject TO q
Court-martal.
There are at the station-house the thigh
bone and portion of the jaw bone of a
human being, which were found by one of
the railroad yardmen lying in the Front
street yard, wrapped IN newspaper. The
thigh bone is nineteen inches IN length,
indicating that its. original owner was not
liable to be called shorty" The relics
may be priced highly by somebody. and it
is hoped that he will call and take them
away, as the officers have no use for them
not even for the jaw.
An elderly woman named Agnes Lewis
appeared in the city Wednesday evening,
having come up from San Francisco ex-
pecting to get a situation at certain lodg-
ing-house, the keeper of San Francisco
intelligence Office having charged her 81
and sent her here. She went to the house,
but found that she was not wanted, and the
result is that she is in a strange place,
without dollar or a friend. Yesterday
she was furnished food at the station-h house.
She has been an inmate of the Asylum at
Napa, but was discharged cured after few
months detention. She is not very bright
though, and will have difficulty in getting
place to work, though willing to do any
thing.